The United States has recently seen a fair amount of interesting developments in the sphere of boardroom litigation and shareholder activism. In this episode, Justin Clarke of Cravath, Swaine & Moore joins us to discuss this trend and to update

Litigating to Stop Climate Change

Jun 15th, 2021 31m 40s

In recent years, many states and companies all around the world have seen litigations brought against them on the grounds that they are not doing enough to stop climate change. In this episode, we discuss this trend with Freerk Vermeulen of Nau

When Investors Sue Governments — Also in the Nordic Countries

Jun 8th, 2021 34m 40s

In the past, the Nordic countries rarely became involved in investor-state disputes. As the times are changing and cases have recently been brought against several Nordic states, we discuss investment arbitration with Laura Halonen of WAGNER Ar

When Merger Control Ends Up in Court – What to Expect in Europe and the Nordic Countries

Jun 1st, 2021 30m 13s

Mergers are not always straightforward processes. Occasionally, merger control cases end up in court, either on an EU or nationallevel. In this episode, we discuss recent trends in merger control litigation with Foad Hoseinian of Sullivan & Cro

GDPR – Fines and Damages Litigation, Current Status in Europe and the Nordics

May 25th, 2021 38m 6s

It has been three years since the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect in the EU. In this episode, we discuss GDPR from a litigation perspective — fines, damages, and other measures taken by regulators — with Philip Nolan

Handling Parallel Investigations and Litigations – Case Volkswagen

May 18th, 2021 40m 13s

Both civil and administrative litigations can arise out of some type of wrongoing or non-compliance. In this episode, we talk to Patrick Schroeder of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in Hamburg, Germany about handling and co-ordinating the invest